Adolf Hitler Correspondence Stationery Card

Product Description: An impressive and well-preserved Adolf Hitler Correspondence Stationery Card, dating to the period of the Second World War. The unused card is printed with a finely executed raised gilt Reich eagle positioned above the name Adolf Hitler, with Berlin elegantly placed to the side. Measuring approximately 8 x 5 inches, the card exhibits mild toning and slight discoloration consistent with age, yet maintains strong visual appeal and crisp embossing. A rare surviving example of official correspondence material from the Führer’s office, notable for its striking presentation and historical significance.

Historical Description:  The Adolf Hitler marked stationery represents an artifact of official correspondence from the era of the Third Reich, reflecting the aesthetics and symbolism of Nazi Germany’s state apparatus. Produced between 1933 and 1945, the stationery was typically printed on high-quality paper and bore Hitler’s name or monogram, often accompanied by the Reich eagle and swastika emblem.

Several versions were created for different contexts: formal Reich Chancellery letterhead, personal Berghof stationery from Hitler’s residence in the Bavarian Alps, and other official or ceremonial variants. The design was deliberately austere yet authoritative, intended to convey the power and prestige of the Nazi leadership.

Today, such stationery is regarded as a historical document, providing insight into the bureaucratic and propagandistic culture of the regime. Beyond its association with Hitler himself, it serves as a tangible reminder of how even mundane administrative objects were imbued with ideological symbolism during one of the most consequential and destructive periods in modern European history.

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